Universities United Kingdom University of Stirling Courses LLB Hons Law

LLB Hons Law
at University of Stirling

Stirling, United Kingdom

Tuition Fee £ 15,900
Country Rank-
Duration48 Months
Score IELTS: 6 TOEFL: 78

Program Overview

If you’re planning a career in the legal profession, our LLB degree provides a well-rounded qualification that can be your first step towards becoming a Scots lawyer or entering other prestigious sectors.

The University of Stirling LLB offers in-depth knowledge and understanding of legal principles, theories, institutions and rules – as well as the wider social and political context in which law operates. You’ll benefit from the knowledge of our expert teaching staff, whose own legal research is widely published and feeds back into the LLB programme. You can also rest assured that everything you’re learning is in line with the highest professional standards, as our LLB Hons is accredited by the Law Society of Scotland and recognised by the Faculty of Advocates.

Field trips give you an opportunity to experience how courts function in practice, while the opportunity to apply for a work placement in a legal organisation will equip you with a comprehensive understanding of what professional life is like. Our LLB graduates have gone on to a wide range of successful careers, and our LLB is a rigorous degree that develops important intellectual and personal skills. That’s why our graduates are attractive to employers both in the legal profession and beyond.

Course Content
Year 1, Semester 1

Compulsory module
- Public Law and Legal Systems (LLBU9PL) 40 credits
- continued in spring
Compulsory module
- Contract (LLBU9CO) 20 credits
Compulsory module
- Law of Delict (LLBU9DE) 20 credits
Year 1, Semester 2

Compulsory module
- Family Law (LLB) (LLBU9FL) 20 credits
Compulsory module
- Criminal Law and Evidence (LLBU9CE) 20 credits
Year 2, Semester 1

Compulsory module
- Property, Trusts and Succession (LLBU9PT) 40 credits
- continued in spring
Compulsory module
- Commercial Law (LLBU9CM) 40 credits
- continued in spring
Option module

Select 20 credits from any module (LLB) list
- Accounting and Finance for Managers (ACCU7M1) 20 credits
- Our Blue Planet (AQUU1OP) 20 credits
- Introduction to Aquatic Environments (AQUU3AE) 20 credits
- Arts & Humanities - Career Launch Pad (ARTU9C3) 20 credits
Year 2, Semester 2

Option module

Select 20 credits from any semester 4 (LLB) list
- Introduction to Management Accounting (ACCU9A2) 20 credits
- External Reporting (ACCU9A4) 20 credits
- Our Thirsty Planet: Man and the Aquatic Environment (AQUU2TP) 20 credits
- Science of Diving (AQUU4DS) 20 credits
Year 3, Semester 1

Compulsory module
- Research Methods (LAWU9RE) 20 credits
- Prior to 2017/8 students took LAWU9RM instead
Option module

Select 40 credits from Level 10 options in Law list
- Death, Disease and Disability:The State and the Hazardous Working Environment 1800-1914 (ARTU9H5) 20 credits
- Alternative Commercial Dispute Resolution (LAWU9AC) 20 credits
- Child Law (LAWU9CH) 20 credits
- Competition Law (LAWU9CL) 20 credits
Year 3, Semester 2

Compulsory module
- Jurisprudence (LAWU9JP) 20 credits
Option module

Select 40 credits from Level 10 options in Law list
- Domestic Relations (LAWU9DR) 20 credits
- European Law (LAWU9E1) 20 credits
- Environmental Law (LAWU9EL) 20 credits
- Energy Law (LAWU9EN) 20 credits
Year 4, Semester 1

Dissertation
- Law Dissertation (LAWU9LD) 60 credits
- Continued in semester 8.
Option module

Select 40 credits from Level 10 options in Law list
- Death, Disease and Disability:The State and the Hazardous Working Environment 1800-1914 (ARTU9H5) 20 credits
- Alternative Commercial Dispute Resolution (LAWU9AC) 20 credits
- Child Law (LAWU9CH) 20 credits
- Competition Law (LAWU9CL) 20 credits
Year 4, Semester 2

Option module

Select 20 credits from Level 10 options in Law list
- Domestic Relations (LAWU9DR) 20 credits
- European Law (LAWU9E1) 20 credits
- Environmental Law (LAWU9EL) 20 credits
- Energy Law (LAWU9EN) 20 credits
Entry Requirement
Year 1 entry – Four-year honours

SQA Highers
- AABB - by the end of S5
- AABBB - by the end of S6
GCE A-levels
- BBB
IB Diploma
- 30 points
BTEC (Level 3)
- DDD
Widening access students
- Widening access students may be eligible for an adjusted offer of entry. To find out if this applies to you go to our widening access pages.
- Care-experienced applicants will be guaranteed an offer of a place if they meet the minimum entry requirements.
Year 2 entry – Three-year honours

SQA Advanced Highers
- ABB – one sitting
GCE A-levels
- ABB
IB Diploma
- 35 points
Essential subjects
- To apply for a combined degree in French and Spanish, you'll need one of French or Spanish at Higher or A level.
- Students should note that taking two languages from beginners' level where those languages are core to the programme is pedagogically inadvisable. Any student wishing to go down that route will need the written permission of both the French and Spanish Programme Directors or their appointed representative before being allowed to do so.
Direct Entry to 1st Year:

Year 12 Grade – cumulative score of 65% and above from the following state boards:
- CBSE
- ISC/ICSE
- Metro state boards (Delhi, Karnataka, Maharashtra, Tamil Nadu, West Bengal)
- Students from other state boards will require Year 12 Grade – cumulative score of 75%.
  
  Advanced Entry to 2nd Year:
  
  Year 12 Grade – cumulative score of 75% and above from the following state boards:
- CBSE
- ISC/ICSE
- Advanced entry is possible on a range of courses. Student applications will be considered on a case by case basis.Please note that advanced entry options for students who have scored 35 in the International Baccalaureate or GCE A-Levels ABB in one sitting will also be considered on a case by case basis.
  
  Students who score 70% in English in Year 12 from the following exam boards won't be required to submit IELTS, if studied within the last 5 years of our course start date:
- CBSE
- ISC/ICSE
- Metro state boards (Delhi, Karnataka, Maharashtra, Tamil Nadu, West Bengal)
- Students from other state boards will either need 80% in English if studied within 5 years of the course start date, or a UKVI SELT, IELTS Academic or PTE Academic, depending on the state board, taken within 2 years of our course start date.
  
  English language requirements
  
  If English is not your first language you must have one of the following qualifications as evidence of your English language skills:
- IELTS Academic or UKVI 6.0 with 5.5 in each skill
- Cambridge C1 Advanced (CAE) 169 overall with a minimum of 162 in each sub-skill
- Cambridge C2 Proficiency (CPE) 180 overall with a minimum of 162 in each sub-skill
- Pearson Test of English (Academic) 60 overall with a minimum of 59 in each sub-skill
- IBT TOEFL 78 overall with a minimum of 17 in listening, 18 in reading, 20 in speaking and 17 in writing
- IBT TOEFL Special Home Edition 78 overall with a minimum of 17 in listening, 18 in reading, 20 in speaking and 17 in writing
- Trinity ISE II Pass overall and Pass in each sub-skill, ISE III Pass overall and in all sub-skills, ISE IV Pass overall and in all sub-skills
- Aptis (4 skills) CEFR B2 overall and B2 in all sub-skills
- Duolingo 95 overall with a minimum of 90 in all sub-skills
- LanguageCert International ESOL B2 Communicator - Pass with minimum 33 in each sub-skill
- Metro state boards (Delhi, Karnataka, Maharashtra, Tamil Nadu, West Bengal)
Fees & Scholarships

Academic year:

2022/23

2023/24

Overseas students (non-EU)

£15,900

£16,400

Overseas students (non-EU)

You will be charged the annual fee each year when you enrol. Your fees will be held at the same level throughout your course.If you need to take additional modules or resit modules, you will be liable for an additional fee.

If you’re domiciled in the UK, you can typically apply to your relevant funding body for help with living costs. This usually takes the form of student loans, grants or bursaries, and the amount awarded depends upon your personal circumstances and household income.

EU and overseas students won’t normally be able to claim living support through SAAS or other UK public funding bodies. You should contact the relevant authority in your country to find out if you’re eligible to receive support.
Career Prospect
The LLB degree is your first major step towards practising Law professionally. Our LLB graduates have gone into a range of careers, and we have alumni at law firms like Pinsent Masons LLP, Brodies LLP, DWF and CMS Cameron McKenna. Meanwhile, others have gone on to work in a wide range of alternate sectors, with employers including Morgan Stanley and the Royal Bank of Scotland plc.

Graduating with the Stirling LLB will enable students who want to become Scots lawyers to apply for entry to the Diploma in Professional Legal Practice. This is offered by a number of universities, and is the next stage towards qualifying as a lawyer in Scotland. Students who want to practise law in England and Wales will have to complete a postgraduate conversion course. For up-to-date advice on the route to qualification, visit the Law Society of Scotland’s website.

The understanding of legal implications and obligations gained through the LLB - along with the ability to apply this knowledge in practice - is valuable in many parts of the public, private and voluntary sectors. That’s why many of our graduates choose careers outside the legal profession such as banking, insurance, accounting, management, the civil service and education.

Cost Of Studying At University of Stirling

Interest rates as low as 8.9% ^*

250K+

Students Assisted

800Cr+

Loan Amount Disbursed

5000+

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LLB Hons Law at University of Stirling